Peter Jakobs / RGBWW Controller - History

added VCC and G15 to pin header

in the earlier design, I had omitted a VCC pin at the pin header. That could be a useful pin for folks using the board with the TAMSOTA firmware, opening up a few pins for external sensors.
Now G0, G2, G15 and G16 are available on the header.
When using them, you should be aware that G0, G2 and G16 are internally pulled up and G15 is pulled low. depending on the loaded firmware, changing the level of those pins (especially at boot time) may trigger unintended behaviour.

Update esp12_RGBWW.sch

I had added and removed a power jack.

minor update

moved one signal in the schematic, no electrical change

added three accessible GPIOs

Added header pins for GPIOS 0,2 and 16 (which are all pulled high on board).
If using Tasmota, or if we make changes to the "native" firmware, those can be used to signal via MQTT and thus to provide "local" control

minor changes

increased the size of the button text
very minor re-route of GPIO2 to resistor